• The Rivalry of two Gentlemen who are worth half a trillion dollars

    By Ahshaf Nisthar

    The 21st Century has taken an acceleration in every aspect more than ever in the history of humanity. Within a couple of decades, it has shaken the whole universe with the capabilities of mankind. Whatever mankind has achieved, has come from great dedication and effort, where everyone has a part...

  • Image Smoothing Algorithms

    By Heshan Kavinda

    A digital image is composed with a countable number of picture elements which are also known as pixels. The digital image capturing devices such as smart phones and digital cameras capture the light signals from objects and breaks up them into millions of picture elements. But during this process the...

  • Why regression testing is important?

    By Nishadi Lakshika

    Regression testing is carried out to make sure that changes done to the application or related software components do not break existing functionality in the system. Newly added features, bug fixes, patches, integrations may have been created bugs in software unintentionally. In that case, regression testing helps to detect bugs...

  • Will the iPhone survive until the end of this decade?

    By Nenuka Fernando

    We will have to say goodbye to the iPhone in 10 years. Do you think so too? iPhone - The line of smartphones that we all know very well, some of us were willing to do anything to purchase one in the early days. One of the two largest smartphone...

  • Let’s Meal Prep

    By Sanduni Perera

    Do you know about meal prep? Meal Prepping is a simple and easy way to schedule your meal ahead of time and portioning them out to have later on. This is a very popular method among people who spend a busy life because it saves your time. Just think about...

  • 7 Tips to identify defects effectively

    By Thilanka Weerasinghe

    Worst nightmare of QA engineers is finding defects in a live environment. Therefore it is necessary that you release bug/defect free application to live environment. Though it is not easy to find all the bugs in an application as QAs we should find all the bugs possible. In this article...

  • The Antibiotic Resistance Crisis

    By Dinooli Uduwarage

    As you all know, Antibiotics are proven medicines used to prevent and treat bacterial infections over years in medical history, where these drugs can kill or inhibit growth of bacteria to cure infections in people, animals and sometimes plants. Can you imagine what would happen when the drug efficiently proven...

  • Instruments in a marching band

    By Iranga Navaratna

    A marching band is a collection of musicians who march while playing their instruments. These bands can be seen in armed forces, universities and schools. Marching bands perform at various occasions such as parades and sports events to make them colorful. A typical band display or show will go on...

  • Left and Right

    By Kasun Amarasinghe

    Today the terms “left” and “right” are used as symbolic labels for many things. It can be a direction, or as a grouping term, etc. Even In our country we frequently hear about left and right for decades in political discussions. Has anyone thought about what do they mean? Where...

  • Quick dive into Nginx

    By Chalith Desaman

    Probably you might’ve heard nginx word, but wondering what’s it. Well, easy peasy!! it’s a web server, and also a reverse proxy, load balancer, mail proxy and HTTP cache. It’s a lot right! I might’ve made it more Greek for you. In that case let me assure you. If you...

  • iUpgradable

    By Sandun Perera

    How easy is your software to be upgraded to new versions of the same technology stack? If the answer is “Hard” then it would be much harder for an entirely different technology stack also. Upgradability impacts in 3 main levels; Architectural level Developer level Upgrading phase Let’s identify the areas...

  • The Enemy

    By Sajitha Dharmasiri

    (This is a fictional short story. The characters here do not refer to anyone living or to any other fictional work) The Gecko on the wall near the last table at the M’ section of X’ department seems not sure about this new thing, though it decides to explore it...

  • BrowserStack – Your Testing Pal for Mobile App Testing

    By Dinithi Weerabahu

    Are you tired of playing with Android Emulators for Mobile Testing? Do you often find that your emulators are stuck or it takes ages to load a single page? Yes.. we all have been there. Well.. you don’t have to do that anymore! Here comes the era of BrowserStack. A...

  • The Next Dimension

    By Hethu Nanayakkara

    We live in a three-dimensional world, and we perceive our world in 3D. It is our brains that construct our world to be seen in 3D. In mathematics, we know that a 2D plane has two perpendicular directions x, y in a cartesian coordinate system. In the third dimension, the...

  • Four awesome days in KL

    By Sithara Kalpani

    Just before the outbreak of covid-19 pandemic I got the opportunity to visit Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Planning of this trip was so interesting that initially there were about 5 – 6 friends in the chat, but gradually the number declined to two. This happens for most of the trips. Thanks...